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Mike Goodson Arrested

by Kristine Gammer on May 17, 2013

Reports that Jets running back Mike Goodson was arrested early Friday morning on drugs and weapons charges were confirmed by New Jersey State Police spokesman Stephen Jones to ESPN’s Adam Schefter. According to police, Goodson and another man were stopped in the left-center lane of Interstate 80 West in Denville, New Jersey and were discovered [...]

First Round Failure?

by Kristine Gammer on April 26, 2013

There seems to be a lot of disagreement about how the Jets first round of the draft went last night. It seems that most people believed that the Jets would use either the ninth or thirteenth pick of the first round on an offensive player with most thinking that Tavon Austin (WR), Chance Warmack (OG), [...]

NFL Rule Changes

by Kristine Gammer on March 20, 2013

The NFL voted to change three rules today before ending their winter meeting in Phoenix. The first rule change was more of a rule elimination, as the NFL voted 29-1 to eliminate the tuck rule with the New England Patriots and Washington Redskins abstaining. The most infamous instance of the tuck rule benefited Tom Brady [...]

Jets “Determined” to Deal Revis

by Kristine Gammer on March 6, 2013

A new development in the Darrelle Revis saga came this morning on Twitter via Adam Schefter: This is the latest in a number of reports (including some from Manish Mehta’s “sources” over at the New York Daily News) that say Revis will be playing somewhere else come September. Obviously there are pros and cons to [...]

The Scandal That Isn’t: Tattoogate

by Kristine Gammer on January 6, 2013

For any member of Jet Nation not paying attention these past two days, Rex Ryan has a tattoo. Of his wife. In a (presumably) Mark Sanchez jersey (and not, say, a Ray Lucas jersey). This was discovered when, after the Jets failed to host a press conference within the acceptable amount of time after the [...]

Jets Fall to Bills 28-9, Finish Season 6-10

December 31, 2012

The Jets season finale was about as good as the rest of their season, as they lost in Buffalo for the first time in four seasons, 28-9. Mark Sanchez returned as the starting quarterback, since Greg McElroy had a concussion. It was like Sanchez was never gone, really, and he’d made no great improvements. He [...]

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Jets Fall to Titans 14-10; Playoffs Officially Out of Reach

December 18, 2012

In case you missed it, the Jets 2012 already slim playoff hopes were crushed Monday night when they lost 14-10 to the Tennessee Titans on national television. Where to begin? Well, there were all the usual culprits. The defense made a mistake that let Chris Johnson run for a 94 yard touchdown, and Kyle Wilson [...]

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Report: Jets Interested in Braylon Edwards

December 11, 2012

The Jets are reportedly interested in recently waived wide receiver Braylon Edwards. The receiving corps, stretched for talent since Santonio Holmes went down with a Lisfranc injury early in the year, is even thinner now. Jeremy Kerley has had nagging injuries, although seems to be healthy for the moment. Chaz Schilens is still healthy. That’s [...]

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Jets Top Jaguars, 17-10

December 9, 2012

The Jets won their second game in a row today for the first time this season, beating the Jacksonville Jaguars, 17-10. The first half was sloppy play after sloppy play, and the offense was its usual mess. The defense played well, and Bart Scott intercepted Jags’ QB Chad Henne in the red zone for his [...]

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Jets Ruin Thanksgiving, Lose to Patriots 49-19

November 23, 2012

The Jets lost their entire Thanksgiving game to the Patriots in the most disastrous 52 seconds in the history of football. It sounds like something you’d read in The Onion, but it’s not. It really happened. Why the Jets always seem to be the victims of the most embarrassing football thing remains a mystery, but [...]

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